+ Follow MFBAI Tag
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[Title] => Manila cops ask COA to audit MFBAI funds
[Summary] => Members of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) have asked the Commission on Audit to conduct a complete audit of their organization’s funds “to find out (their) true financial status.”
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[Title] => MFBAI to probe unauthorized investment of funds
[Summary] => The new leadership of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) will initiate its own probe on the alleged unauthorized investment of the association’s funds worth more than half a million pesos reportedly committed by its resigned president.
Newly installed MFBAI president SPO4 Norberto Obrero told The STAR an investigation will be conducted as to how former MFBAI president SPO3 Reynaldo Li managed to invest the association’s fund worth P506,940.31 in time deposit without a board resolution.
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[Title] => MFBAI officers split over prayer rally
[Summary] => The prayer rally staged by some 50 members of Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc., last Feb. 22 unveiled a split among officers of the MFBAI on the transfer of more than 400 Metro Manila policemen to the provinces.
No less than SPO3 Reynaldo Li, president of the MFBAI, denied that the prayer rally staged at the lobby of the Western Police District (WPD) was spearheaded by him nor had he given his consent.
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[Title] => WPD cops decry ‘exile system’
[Summary] => The Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) is seeking the intervention of the National Police Commission (Napolcom) to stop the transfer of policemen to remote provinces as a form of disciplinary action by the National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO).
The MFBAI alleged that the internal discipline implemented by the NCRPO for absences or tardiness during roll call formation and improper or incomplete uniform were considered "minor offenses" under Section 41 of Republic Act 6975.
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Newly installed MFBAI president SPO4 Norberto Obrero told The STAR an investigation will be conducted as to how former MFBAI president SPO3 Reynaldo Li managed to invest the association’s fund worth P506,940.31 in time deposit without a board resolution.
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No less than SPO3 Reynaldo Li, president of the MFBAI, denied that the prayer rally staged at the lobby of the Western Police District (WPD) was spearheaded by him nor had he given his consent.
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The MFBAI alleged that the internal discipline implemented by the NCRPO for absences or tardiness during roll call formation and improper or incomplete uniform were considered "minor offenses" under Section 41 of Republic Act 6975.
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January 23, 2002 - 12:00am
